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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Brenda Bell <bb...@juicesoftware.com> on 2002/05/22 15:33:36 UTC
Axis Newbie
This is somewhat related to Paul's question about UDDI, but I'm hoping
someone will point me in the right direction to solve my problem.
I have been searching everywhere for toolkits and API's that will let me do
UDDI queries and parse WSDL files into an object model.
For a while, I was using the MS toolkits because we were doing our
investigation on a Windows platform. The UDDI piece was OK and the WSDL
piece was OK as long as you weren't reading WSDL's discovered via UDDI (no
<services> element).
We're now interesting in doing some Java-based work and I'm looking for
replacement toolkits. IBM's WSTK does the trick but is not a licensable
product. I just learned about Axis and was wondering if it would solve my
problem. Obviously, the answer to Paul's question means I'm out of luck wrt
UDDI, but I'd like to know if Axis has something like a WSDLReader that will
parse a WSDL file and let me programmatically get information about
operations and messages?
Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any and all information would be
greatly appreciated.
Brenda Bell
Sr. Software Architect
Juice Software, Inc.
Phone: 603.428.3994
Cell: 603.494.8206
Fax: 603.428.8713
Email: bbell@juicesoftware.com
MSN Messenger: bbell@theotherbell.com
Re: Axis Newbie
Posted by Paul Hunnisett <ph...@bigfoot.com>.
I'm currently looking at JAXR as a UDDI API - I'll let you know if it's
any good.
Paul Hunnisett
On Wed, 2002-05-22 at 14:33, Brenda Bell wrote:
> This is somewhat related to Paul's question about UDDI, but I'm hoping
> someone will point me in the right direction to solve my problem.
>
> I have been searching everywhere for toolkits and API's that will let me do
> UDDI queries and parse WSDL files into an object model.
>
> For a while, I was using the MS toolkits because we were doing our
> investigation on a Windows platform. The UDDI piece was OK and the WSDL
> piece was OK as long as you weren't reading WSDL's discovered via UDDI (no
> <services> element).
>
> We're now interesting in doing some Java-based work and I'm looking for
> replacement toolkits. IBM's WSTK does the trick but is not a licensable
> product. I just learned about Axis and was wondering if it would solve my
> problem. Obviously, the answer to Paul's question means I'm out of luck wrt
> UDDI, but I'd like to know if Axis has something like a WSDLReader that will
> parse a WSDL file and let me programmatically get information about
> operations and messages?
>
> Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any and all information would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Brenda Bell
> Sr. Software Architect
> Juice Software, Inc.
> Phone: 603.428.3994
> Cell: 603.494.8206
> Fax: 603.428.8713
> Email: bbell@juicesoftware.com
> MSN Messenger: bbell@theotherbell.com
>
>
Re: Axis Newbie
Posted by Sudhir <su...@infolead.com>.
Axis NewbieBrenda,
You can achieve this using wsdl4j.jar bundled with axis.
or.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java.java will give a better explanation.
sudhir
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From: Brenda Bell
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Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 6:33 AM
Subject: Axis Newbie
This is somewhat related to Paul's question about UDDI, but I'm hoping someone will point me in the right direction to solve my problem.
I have been searching everywhere for toolkits and API's that will let me do UDDI queries and parse WSDL files into an object model.
For a while, I was using the MS toolkits because we were doing our investigation on a Windows platform. The UDDI piece was OK and the WSDL piece was OK as long as you weren't reading WSDL's discovered via UDDI (no <services> element).
We're now interesting in doing some Java-based work and I'm looking for replacement toolkits. IBM's WSTK does the trick but is not a licensable product. I just learned about Axis and was wondering if it would solve my problem. Obviously, the answer to Paul's question means I'm out of luck wrt UDDI, but I'd like to know if Axis has something like a WSDLReader that will parse a WSDL file and let me programmatically get information about operations and messages?
Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any and all information would be greatly appreciated.
Brenda Bell
Sr. Software Architect
Juice Software, Inc.
Phone: 603.428.3994
Cell: 603.494.8206
Fax: 603.428.8713
Email: bbell@juicesoftware.com
MSN Messenger: bbell@theotherbell.com
AW: Axis Newbie
Posted by Stefan Henke <st...@gmx.de>.
Hi Brenda,
maybe you should look at wsdl4j which is included in axis. I don´t know any
url for wsdl4j. The only thing I know is that it does the job you need and
it was created by ibm and meanwhile it´s opensource (´but I´m not sure).
Hope this helps
Stefan
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Von: Brenda Bell [mailto:bbell@juicesoftware.com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 22. Mai 2002 15:34
An: Axis Mailing List (E-mail)
Betreff: Axis Newbie
This is somewhat related to Paul's question about UDDI, but I'm hoping
someone will point me in the right direction to solve my problem.
I have been searching everywhere for toolkits and API's that will let me do
UDDI queries and parse WSDL files into an object model.
For a while, I was using the MS toolkits because we were doing our
investigation on a Windows platform. The UDDI piece was OK and the WSDL
piece was OK as long as you weren't reading WSDL's discovered via UDDI (no
<services> element).
We're now interesting in doing some Java-based work and I'm looking for
replacement toolkits. IBM's WSTK does the trick but is not a licensable
product. I just learned about Axis and was wondering if it would solve my
problem. Obviously, the answer to Paul's question means I'm out of luck wrt
UDDI, but I'd like to know if Axis has something like a WSDLReader that will
parse a WSDL file and let me programmatically get information about
operations and messages?
Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any and all information would be
greatly appreciated.
Brenda Bell
Sr. Software Architect
Juice Software, Inc.
Phone: 603.428.3994
Cell: 603.494.8206
Fax: 603.428.8713
Email: bbell@juicesoftware.com
MSN Messenger: bbell@theotherbell.com